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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1955
Page
17
AMHERST The Cub Packs gathering at Powers Elementary School brought den mothers together for planning next year. Leaders Leinhos and Cobb announced changes in leadership as awards were handed out and August registration set.
The report lists den mothers and scouts earning badges such as wolf, bear, and silver arrows across Dens six to nine. Refreshments were provided by mothers from Den two and Den eight, with a note the next meeting will be at Powers School on April 28 using forestry as the month’s theme. Hospital News notes a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Gnagy with several admissions listed in South Amherst and Amherst.
Ridgeville Vets of North Ridgeville held a Thursday evening meeting led by president Joe Lenner. Officers elected include Al Jurco as president Michael Gusky vice president John Fritz secretary Charlies Kern treasurer Robert Minute sergeant at arms. Upcoming events feature a planned Amvets affiliation, a fish fry on Apr 15 with the Auxiliary, and an officer installation on Apr 28.
Wellington civic groups schedule a talk on life in Alaska by Mrs. Robert Myers at a dinner meeting and report on Alaska experiences. Needlecraft unit elects new officers led by Mrs. ieta Williams. Other notices include meetings of Dorcas Society, Needlecreft district plans, a magician show at the school, Jamboree plans, and lodge activities with dinners and plays.
Pittsfield officers were announced at a meeting of the club. Barbara Bri Anna Lee Williams Bever Carat Bradley Rogers, recreation leader, Amenhauser, assistant, Staraci and Karen formed the committee. Rosalie Miller and Dane Key on the safety committee. Sunshine committee included Kay Bradley and news reporters. Elyria members Nancy Mack Wellington Jo Ann Luikart. Librarians Harriet Morris Ruth Mack Sharon Wackerard Elaine Hall. Miss Lois Simonds, home demonstration agent, will attend the next meeting April 5 at the town hall.
In Montreal a detective and Captain Cecil Rowe say a lawbreaker, unnamed pending court, stole an office manager overcoat and wallet containing two NHL playoff game tickets. The thief used the tickets to take his girlfriend to the game and was arrested at the venue.
A Brake Shoe scientist advances friction material chemistry, promising new uses for Brake Shoe products and more customers. The program aims to boost future business and create steady jobs, with twenty years of ongoing payoff and a focus on meeting customer needs.
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